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Barbarian Law® is an emerging transactional law firm and start-up incubator based in Aurora delivering practical legal advice for entrepreneurs from many different industries. The firm also conducts closings and refinances for residential and commercial real estate. Book an appointment using the calendar below to speak with our founder, Karim Eshqoor.

Contact Barbarian Law

Barbarian Law can be reached by phone or text at (647) 290-3565, or by email at karim@barbarianlaw.ca. The office is at 14981 Yonge Street, upstairs, in Aurora, Ontario, open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 15:00. Every call and email is answered by the firm's founder directly.

Call or text (647) 290-3565 Email the firm
Calls  returned same business day Email  answered by next business day Appointments  outside office hours with 48 hours’ notice Parking  free, steps from the door Languages  English and Persian

Three ways to reach the firm

Fastest (647) 290-3565

Call or text. Texting is fine and often quicker — a closing question does not need a phone call. If the line is busy it is because the firm is small, not because you are being screened.

For documents karim@barbarianlaw.ca

Best when you have something to attach — an agreement of purchase and sale, a lease, a draft contract, a will. Send the document with your first email and the first answer will be a real one.

In person 14981 Yonge Street

Upstairs, in Aurora. Signing appointments happen here. Mobile signing across York Region and the GTA is available at additional cost.

What are you contacting us about?

Same phone number and same email either way — but saying which of these you are up front, and sending the one document named below, removes an entire round of back-and-forth.

Buying, selling or refinancing

Residential and commercial closings, refinances, title transfers, survivorship applications, pre-construction and assignments.

Send: the agreement of purchase and sale, or the mortgage commitment, and your closing date.

Incorporating or restructuring

Incorporations, minute books, shareholder agreements, share and asset purchases, reorganisations.

Send: what the business does, who the shareholders will be, and whether anything is already registered.

A commercial agreement

Leases, supply and services agreements, commercial lending, franchise documents, licensing.

Send: the draft you were given, and the date you are being asked to sign it.

A will or estate plan

Wills, powers of attorney for property and personal care, multiple wills, trusts, and estate administration.

Send: a rough list of assets and who you want to receive them. No formatting required.

Ongoing counsel for a business

Fractional general counsel — standing advisory work for companies that need a lawyer regularly but not a full-time one.

Send: what keeps landing on your desk that nobody in the company is qualified to answer.

Sports, hospitality or venue work

Liquor licensing, venue and vendor agreements, sponsorship and endorsement terms, event contracts.

Send: the contract or licence application, and the deadline attached to it.

Notarisation or commissioning

Certified true copies, statutory declarations, commissioning of oaths and affidavits. $75 + HST per document.

Note: notarial acts are in person only in Ontario. Commissioning can be done by video.

Something else entirely

If it does not fit above, send it anyway. If it is not work this firm should do, you will be told that directly rather than quoted for it.

Send: a plain description of the problem, in your own words.

Corporate and commercial enquiries

You get the scope and the number in writing first

For corporate, commercial, and ongoing counsel work, you will have the scope, a fixed or capped fee, and a timeline in writing before any engagement begins. No evergreen retainer, and no money held in trust for work that has not been done yet.

Fees for standard matters are already published, so most of this can be priced before you even call.

Email the firm See published fees

Visiting the office

Address

Barbarian Law®
14981 Yonge Street, Upstairs
Aurora, Ontario  L4G 1M5
Canada

On Yonge Street in South Aurora, next door to the Multicare walk-in clinic and pharmacy, directly across from Starbucks. The entrance is at street level and the office is upstairs.

Free parking, and plenty of it, steps from the door. No meters, no app, no circling the block.

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Hours

  • Monday10:00 – 15:00
  • Tuesday10:00 – 15:00
  • Wednesday10:00 – 15:00
  • Thursday10:00 – 15:00
  • Friday10:00 – 15:00
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed

Appointments outside these hours, including evenings and weekends, can be scheduled with 48 hours’ notice. Ask directly and the answer is usually yes. The posted hours are when the office is open, not the only time you can be seen.

Before you call

None of this is required. It just makes the first conversation a useful one instead of a scheduling exercise.

  • Know your date — the closing date, the signing deadline, the date you were told to respond by
  • Have the document to hand, even if you have not read it
  • Know who else is involved — the other side, the agent, the lender, the other shareholders
  • Say if someone has already given you advice on it, and what they said
  • Ask about fees on the first call. They are published, and quoting them is not an awkward conversation here

Common questions

How quickly will I hear back?

Calls are returned the same business day. Email is answered by the next business day at the latest, and usually sooner. If a closing is imminent, say so in the subject line and it moves to the front of the queue.

Will I actually speak to the lawyer?

Yes. Every call and email is answered by Karim Eshqoor, the firm's founder, directly. There is no intake team and no file being passed to someone you have not met.

Do you charge for the first conversation?

No. An initial conversation to work out what you need and what it would cost is free. Fees for the work itself are published in advance, so you will know the number before you engage the firm rather than after.

Can you meet somewhere other than the office?

Yes. Mobile signing is available across York Region and the Greater Toronto Area at additional cost, which is quoted before it is booked. This is common for estate signings and for clients who cannot travel.

Can everything be done remotely?

Most of it. Real estate closings, corporate work, and consultations run by phone, email, and video. The exception is notarisation — notarial acts must be done in person in Ontario, though commissioning an affidavit or statutory declaration can be done by video.

Can I be seen outside your posted office hours?

Yes. Appointments outside 10:00 to 15:00, including evenings and weekends, can be scheduled with 48 hours’ notice — just ask when you call or email. The posted hours are when the office is open, not the only time you can be seen. This is routine for signings that have to fit around a work schedule.

Is there parking at your office?

Yes — free parking, and plenty of it, steps from the door. No meters, no parking app, and no circling the block looking for a spot. This is one of the practical advantages of a South Aurora office over a downtown Toronto one, particularly if you are coming in to sign documents.

How do I find the office once I am on Yonge Street?

The office is at 14981 Yonge Street in South Aurora, next door to the Multicare walk-in clinic and pharmacy and directly across the road from Starbucks. The entrance is at street level and the office is upstairs. If you have reached Starbucks, you are looking at the right side of the street from the wrong side of it.

What languages does the firm work in?

English and Persian. Documents, agreements, and correspondence are prepared in English, and the conversation can be held in either language.

Do you take on work outside the Greater Toronto Area?

The firm is licensed to practise anywhere in Ontario and regularly acts on matters across the province. The Aurora office matters for in-person signings, not for jurisdiction.

Contacting Barbarian Law® does not create a solicitor-client relationship, and information sent before the firm has been formally engaged is not covered by solicitor-client privilege. Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive material until an engagement is confirmed in writing. Nothing on this page is legal advice.